The Mets headed west to Texas this week for a three-game series against the Texas Rangers that began on Tuesday. While the Mets have been eliminated from playoff contention, the Rangers led the AL West at the start of play and control their own destiny for the division title. For the Mets, though no longer in a playoff race, Tuesday’s game as it was Andy Green’s first game as full-time...
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Tuesday, September 22, 2026 • 8:05 PM Globe Life Field • Arlington, TX LHP Sean Manaea (5-7, 4.74) vs. LHP MacKenzie Gore (8-11, 4.67) SNY The Mets leave a soggy New York for the last week of the baseball season. First up, a series in Arlington, Texas. The American League in 2026 is weird. When the Mets played the Astros a few weeks ago, the Astros were in first place despite hovering around...
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Heading into the 2026 offseason, the New York Mets were expected to begin a long process searching for a manager. If you count Carlos Beltran, the Mets have hired five managers since Terry Collins last managed in 2017. Collins was Mets skipper for eight seasons. However, they now have a sixth, and it’s Andy Green. SNY’s Chelsea Janes first reported the news on Tuesday, and the Mets...
Read MoreIt is time for some more New York Mets baseball! After splitting a series with the Philadelphia Phillies, the Mets travel to Texas to face some old friends in the Rangers. It is the penultimate series that New York will play in 2026, as they close out their season later in the week against the Washington Nationals. The Rangers are in the hunt for winning their division, even with a .500 record...
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David Stearns’ job as president of baseball operations is safe, but coming off two underachieving seasons, owner Steve Cohen wants to get him more help in the front office. Cohen told SNY Saturday during an in-game interview that “voices” would be added to aid Stearns. The Athletic’s Will Sammon followed that up with a report posted Monday that it would “likely come...
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The Mets welcome change. Especially to hitting mechanics. The evidence is scattered throughout their farm system. Across the organization, swing tweaks pop up seemingly weekly, tinkering is encouraged, and bat path adjustments are as common as a Jefry Yan strikeout celly. It’s all part of the process to develop the Mets’ next crop of young offensive stars, one of whom is already...
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